- 'Night Of The Kings' Director Philippe Lacôte On The New Cinematic Industry in the Ivory Coast
- Rhea Perlman Reveals Why She Wanted To Play A Magician For Kate Tsang's 'Marvelous & the Black Hole'
- Rita Moreno Steven Spielberg’s ‘West Side Story’ Remake And Being Her Own Hero
- Amy Tan Reflects on Creative Collaboration for ‘Amy Tan: Unintended Memoir’
- Amanda Seyfried & Vanessa Kirby on Musicals, Mean Girls & Pushing Their Limits | Actors on Actors
- Steven Yeun & Riz Ahmed on ‘Minari' and ‘Sound of Metal’ | Actors on Actors
- Jared Leto & John David Washington on ‘Tenet,’ ‘Little Things’ And More | Actors on Actors
- Nicole Kidman on 'The Undoing' and Playing Lucille Ball
- Carey Mulligan & Zendaya on Feminist Rage, 'Promising Young Woman,' ‘Malcolm & Marie’
- Pete Davidson Tells Glenn Close He Thought She Was British | Actors on Actors
- Golden Globes: Limited Series & TV Movie -- Who Will Be Nominated?
Steven Yeun & Riz Ahmed on ‘Minari' and ‘Sound of Metal’ | Actors on Actors
Jan 29 2021
In Lee Isaac Chung’s life-affirming “Minari,” Steven Yeun plays Jacob Yi, a Korean American dad who pursues his goal of financial success by moving his unenthusiastic family to a farm in 1980s Arkansas. There, the family members are strangers in a strange land — which has parallels with Darius Marder’s “Sound of Metal,” in which Riz Ahmed’s character, Ruben, an intense heavy metal drummer, has to come to terms with living life as a newly deaf person. Whether Ruben or Jacob can forge new lives for themselves, ones that give them peace and fulfillment, is the central question of both “Sound of Metal” and “Minari.”
